Sunday News, January 7, 2024

(SFM) News:

• Invited by the Interim Administrative Committee, Dr. Zaher Baadarani, President of the Syrian Future Movement, attended the tenth session on Thursday, January 4, 2024, at the headquarters of the Iqra Association in Fatih, Istanbul.
• The Presidential Office of the Syrian Future Movement congratulated the International University of Sciences and Advancement on the accreditation of its certificates.
• The Organizational Office of the SFM released a paper titled “Syrian Future Movement and Political Affiliation” as part of (SFM Papers).
• The SFM announced an English language training course to assist university students with their English language materials and help them pass their exams successfully.
• Continuation of the education program for our children who have dropped out of school in “Tawad” schools in Afrin and A’azaz, Northern Syria.

Domestic News:

• Syrian regime forces bombard Idlib with internationally banned phosphorous bombs.
• Air raids target Iranian militias in Deir ez-Zor.
• A pharmacist killed in rural Damascus and a man injured in Hama.
• Injuries due to the Syrian regime forces’ shelling of the city of Saraqib in Idlib.
• “SDF” arrests six civilians from the same family in Deir ez-Zor, including a pharmacist.
• After Jordanian raids, Al-Ramthan tribe vows to prevent drug traffickers from entering Al-Shaab village.
• An ancient bridge in Hama at risk of collapse.
• After months of hostility, an agreement is reached to end the dispute between the Sham Front and “Ahrar Aolan.”
• Protests against the rise in bread prices in eastern Aleppo.
• A regime officer killed and four members injured in an armed attack on the Daraa Highway.
• “Fourth Division” loots Syrians’ dollars under the pretext of a “Presidential Decree.”
• Increase in registration fees for general certificate exams in Syria.

Related News:

• Washington sends military reinforcements to its bases in Syria, the first in 2024.
• An Iranian militia announces targeting American and Israeli bases in Hasakah and the Golan.

International News:

• Gaza: Massacre in Khan Yunis and the death of journalist Hamza Wael Dahdouh.
• In an effort to prevent the expansion of the “Gaza War,” Blinken continues his tour in Jordan.
• Beirut airport screens hacked, messages directed to the leader of Hezbollah.
• The UAE announces joining the project to establish the lunar space station.
• France plans to build 8 additional nuclear stations to reduce emissions.